give vent

英 [ɡɪv vent]

美 [ɡɪv vent]

闹

英英释义

verb

• give expression or utterance to
  1. She vented her anger
  2. The graduates gave vent to cheers
  Synonym:ventventilate

双语例句

• It's much healthier to give vent to your anger than to try to control it.
  有气就发泄出来，比闷在心里要好得多。
• Children give vent to their anger in various ways.
  儿童们以各种方式发脾气。
• Sometimes, a friend is not looking for an opinion or advise, but rather a sounding board to give vent to.
  有时你的朋友并不是要寻求一条建议或意见，他只是在寻找一个可以让他发泄的倾听者。
• We both give vent to our grief without control.
  我们两个尽情发泄我们的悲哀。
• No one can give vent to their feelings on the short-term market momentum to be precise estimate, we are no exception.
  没有人可以宣泄对短期市场的势头他们的感受是准确的估计，我们也不例外。
• Only when I be alone, I would give vent to my heart out all the emotion, I do not understand myself more and more.
  只有当自己一个人时，才会把心中的情感尽情宣泄出来，我越来越不了解自己了。
• The meeting will be an opportunity for everyone to give vent to their feelings.
  这次会议将是每个人痛痛快快表达自己感想的一个机会。
• The Soviets again give vent to their underlying suspicion.
  苏联人再次道出了他们根深蒂固的怀疑。
• Beardsley exquisite decorative techniques demonstrated at the time of the bourgeois society darkness, depravity and pseudo-Victorian morality. At the same time give vent to their emotions with the end of the century: decadence, anxiety, dissolute, evil and mysterious.
  比亚兹莱以其精妙的装饰性技巧再现了当时资产阶级社会的黑暗、堕落以及维多利亚时期的伪道德，同时宣泄了世纪末的情绪：颓废、焦虑、荒淫、罪恶和神秘。
• They were just about to give vent to their resentment again when someone came in.
  他们一股子不平之气正还要发泄，忽然一个人走进来了。